Amflow PR Carbon or PR Carbon Pro?
Both models share the carbon frame, removable 800Wh battery, SRAM Eagle Transmission and Magura Gustav Pro brakes. The Pro upgrade is mainly about stronger motor output, faster charging and more capable FOX suspension.
| Model | Drive system | What to expect |
| Amflow PR Carbon | Avinox M2 110Nm nominal / 125Nm peak | The more accessible build, with a FOX AWL HD Sport fork, FOX Float Rhythm shock and 168W charger. Choose it for the PR platform’s adjustability and battery flexibility without paying for the maximum-output system. |
| Amflow PR Carbon Pro | Avinox M2S 130Nm nominal / 150Nm peak | Adds the more powerful and slightly lighter M2S motor, a 508W fast charger, FOX 36 Performance fork and FOX Float X Performance shock. It suits riders wanting stronger support and better suspension control on rougher terrain. |
Prefer a lighter bike with a fully integrated 700Wh battery? Discover the Amflow PX range.
Amflow PR FAQs
These answers cover the main differences within the PR range. For broader advice on motors, batteries and eMTB types, read our Electric Mountain Bike Buying Guide.
What is the difference between the Amflow PR Carbon and PR Carbon Pro?
The PR Carbon uses the Avinox M2 motor with 125Nm peak torque, while the PR Carbon Pro uses the M2S motor with up to 150Nm. The Pro also adds a faster charger and upgraded FOX suspension. Both use a carbon frame, removable 800Wh battery, SRAM Eagle Transmission and Magura Gustav Pro brakes.
Can the Amflow PR battery be removed?
Yes. The 800Wh battery slides out of the frame, allowing you to charge it away from the bike or exchange it during longer trips. A separately available 600Wh battery is compatible with selected larger frame sizes.
How much suspension travel does the Amflow PR have?
Both models have a 160mm fork and use a 210 x 55mm rear shock. This places the PR firmly in the long-travel trail and all-mountain category.
Can I change the Amflow PR geometry?
Yes. The frame offers five headset-angle positions, two bottom-bracket settings and four chainstay positions. These provide up to 40 combinations, allowing you to tune stability, agility, ground clearance and weight distribution.
What is the difference between the Amflow PR and PX?
The PR prioritises battery flexibility, using a removable 800Wh system and offering a choice of M2 or M2S motors. The PX prioritises lower weight and integration, using the M2S drive unit with a compact internal 700Wh battery. Explore the Amflow PX collection for a closer look.
Does the Amflow PR support 29-inch and mullet wheel setups?
Yes. The PR frame is compatible with either a 29-inch or 27.5-inch rear wheel, and its geometry adjustments allow the setup to be tuned around your preferred wheel configuration.